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doc/Firebird_conf.txt
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Firebird configuration can be changed by adding entries
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to the file firebird.conf.
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Depending on operating system this file is found in a little
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bit of different ways.
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Windows
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-------
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On Windows this file is located by first looking inside the registry
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for a string value specifying the directory of firebird.conf.
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LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\FirebirdSQL\Firebird\CurrentVersion\RootDirectory
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If this value is not present, it assumes firebird.conf is placed in the
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directory directly above the fbserver.exe. If firebird.exe is placed as
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C:\Program Files\Firebird\bin\firebird.exe
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then the firebird.conf file is
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C:\Program Files\Firebird\firebird.conf
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POSIX (excluding Darwin/Mac OS X)
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---------------------------------
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For POSIX systems it first tries the "directory above" approach,
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described above. If that fails (note: how could this be???) it
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then tries to find the directory from the environment variable
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FIREBIRD.
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If that fails, it tries to find it inside "/usr/local/firebird".
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Darwin
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------
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Darwin on the other hand first checks the environment variable
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FIREBIRD. If not found, it [... John, please describe the "bundle"
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stuff here].
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As a last resort it too falls back to "/usr/local/firebird".
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firebird.conf
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=============
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There are as of this writing, 28 Feb. 2003, 35 user settings.
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Comments
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--------
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The # character is used for comments and can be placed anywhere on a line.
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Anything following the # character on a line is considered a comment.
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Examples:
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# This is a comment
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DefaultDbCachePages 2048 # This is an end-of-line comment
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Config settings
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---------------
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Config settings are placed one at each line, followed by any number
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of whitespace (tabs or spaces), a '=' character, followed by again
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any number of whitespace, followed by the configuration value. Example:
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DefaultDbCachePages=2048
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CpuAffinityMask = 2 # only run on second CPU
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Configuration settings can also be indented on a line by any number of
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tabs or spaces. Example:
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DefaultDbCachePages = 2048 # This is also a legal config setting
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Configuration values
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Configuration values are of three types: integer, boolean or string.
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Integers
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--------
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Integers is what they sound like, an integral value. Examples:
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1
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42
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4711
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Boolean
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-------
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Boolean is expressed as integer values with 0 being "false" and
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anything != 0 is taken to mean "true". For consistency we recommend
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you only use 0/1
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String
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------
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Strings are also what they sound like, strings. Examples:
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RootDirectory = /opt/firebird
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RemotePipeName = pipe47
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Configuration options
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---------------------
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RootDirectory string
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SortMemBlockSize integer default 1048576 (1 MB)
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SortMemUpperLimit integer
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Defaults: Superserver (SS), 67108864 (64 MB). Classic server (CS), 0.
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RemoteFileOpenAbility boolean default false.
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(experimental?) Allow DB files used over NFS mounts.
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GuardianOption integer default 1
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Affects the operation of the guardian:
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0 - only start the Firebird service once.
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1 - restart the Firebird service if it should terminate.
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CpuAffinityMask integer default 1
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A bit-field defining what CPU's the process should be allowed to run on.
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Only meaningful for SMP systems.
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OldParameterOrdering boolean default false
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TcpRemoteBufferSize integer default 8192
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TcpNoNagle boolean default false
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IpcMapSize integer default 4096
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DefaultDbCachePages integer default SS: 2048. CS: 75
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ConnectionTimeout integer default 180 (seconds)
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DummyPacketInterval integer default 60 (seconds)
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LockMemSize integer default 262144 (256 KB)
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LockSemCount integer default SINIX-Z: 25. All others: 32
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LockSignal integer default 16 (signal # - (only used on POSIX CS?))
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LockGrantOrder boolean default true
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LockHashSlots integer default 101
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LockRequireSpins boolean default false
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EventMemSize integer default 65536
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DeadlockTimeout integer default 10 (seconds)
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SolarisStallValue integer default 60 (seconds)
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TraceMemoryPools boolean default false
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PrioritySwitchDelay integer default 100 (milliseconds)
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DeadThreadsCollection integer default 50
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PriorityBoost integer default 5
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RemoteServiceName string default gds_db
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RemoteServicePort integer default 3050 (TCP port number)
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RemotePipeName string default "interbas" (Windows only?)
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IpcName string default "FirebirdIPI" (Windows only)
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MaxUnflushedWrites integer
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# of writes before file writes are forcibly synched.
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Windows default: 100. All else -1 (i.e. don't forcibly synch)
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MaxUnflushedWriteTime integer
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Windows default: 5. All else -1 (i.e. don't forcibly synch)
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ProcessPriorityLevel integer default 0 - meaning depends on system.
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CreateInternalWindow boolean default true
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Windows only. Tells if the Firebird server should create a (hidden) window
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(used for IPC?) or not.
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CompleteBooleanEvaluation boolean default off
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Controls whether full evaluation of OR and AND statements is performed.
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If your SQL code depends on side-effects of full evaluation of
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right-hand-side terms, even if the expressions final result could
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be determined by just examining the value of the first term, you
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might need to turn this on.
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